gstreamer/bindings/python/testsuite/test_transition.py
Thibault Saunier 1b036156af pyges: Install it so we now use import ges
Using from gst import ges did not make much sense
2011-08-11 15:59:33 +02:00

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import glib
import gst
from common import TestCase
import ges
class Timeline(TestCase):
def testTimeline(self):
tl = ges.timeline_new_audio_video()
lyr = ges.SimpleTimelineLayer()
src = ges.TimelineTestSource()
src2 = ges.TimelineTestSource()
tr = ges.TimelineStandardTransition("crossfade")
pip = ges.TimelinePipeline()
bus = pip.get_bus()
self.mainloop = glib.MainLoop()
# Let's add the layer to the timeline, and the sources
# and transition to the layer.
tl.add_layer(lyr)
src.set_duration(long(gst.SECOND * 10))
src2.set_duration(long(gst.SECOND * 10))
src.set_vpattern("Random (television snow)")
tr.set_duration(long(gst.SECOND * 10))
lyr.add_object(src, -1)
lyr.add_object(tr, -1)
assert (lyr.add_object(src2, -1) == True)
pip.add_timeline(tl)
bus.set_sync_handler(self.bus_handler)
self.pipeline = pip
self.layer = lyr
#Mainloop is finished, tear down.
self.pipeline = None
def bus_handler(self, unused_bus, message):
if message.type == gst.MESSAGE_ERROR:
print "ERROR"
self.mainloop.quit()
elif message.type == gst.MESSAGE_EOS:
print "Done"
self.mainloop.quit()
return gst.BUS_PASS